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Painting theory poster- lecture and demo

For your first project you will demonstrate 15 essential techniques and color concepts before you start painting. Please click on the "Show More" button below the About tab to show the chapter links for this video. Please feel free to skip around using the links below. Sorry for the length, this was the first video lecture and demonstration video I made. I know it's extremely long but please make sure you know the information. I don't expect you listen and remember every word I've said (although that would be great and save us both a lot of time) but I do expect you to know what you need to do when you come into class. If you didn't watch a section and I'm busy with another student I'll probably send you back to this video if I think it contains the answer to your question. If the video or the packet does not contain the answer you're looking for I will be happy to help you. The video is a starting place for discussion, work, and exploration in the classroom environment. Powerpoint: http://goo.gl/R0Xxhm Painting theory poster guide: http://goo.gl/nnzN6K Website: https://sites.google.com/site/artwith... LECTURE 0:00 Start of the lecture, Criteria & Objectives 1:40 Painting Theory Poster Guide 02:10 1. Color Theory 02:41 2. Color Wheel 03:54 3. Color Value Scale 05:22 4. Complementary value scale, Two colors in one 07:32 5. Brushstroke Techniques 07:54 6. Drybrush 08:20 7. Hard edge strokes 08:58 8. Layering Opaque/Transparent washes over a dark subject 10:20 9. Layering Transparent strokes 11:35 10. Wet on wet, bleeding, blooms, backwash 12:40 11. Graded wash, gradual blend 13:46 12. Lifting, blotting, sponging 14:38 13. Salt Effects, additive effects 15:47 14. Blowing, dripping 16:42 Student examples DEMONSTRATION 18:22 Basic brush care 25:22 Attaching contact paper samples to the poster 27:25 Hard Edge stroke, attaching samples to the poster 29:45 Dry brush, attaching samples to the poster 31:08 Opaque Wash 32:41 Wet on wet, bad paper 33:31 Wet on wet, glossy paper 34:51 Graded wash, watercolors 36:21 Gradual blend, on the canvas, acrylics 38:09 Gradual blend, from the palette, acrylics 40:53 Lifting, Blotting, Sponging 42:57 Layering Opaque/Transparent washes over dark subjects 45:31 Layering transparent strokes 48:25 Additive effects, specifically joint compound 53:22 Salt effects 55:29 Blowing, dripping 56:48 Recommendations/Notes on color wheel/value scale* 1:00:05 Complementary value scale 1:03:11 Two colors in one 1:06:10 Ten step value scale I highly recommend that you just use acrylics for your color wheel and color value scale. I would also highly recommend that you just paint your color wheel or color value scale on paper or contact paper and then attach it to your poster. So many things can go wrong with your mixtures and you want to have a good sample. I did not demo this because I knew the video was getting long, and things like the color wheel are pretty evident. I could be nit-picky about the values on the color value scale not synchronizing between each color's respective scale but I'm not that particular. So long as it looks close to the packet you're fine.